It didn’t move. Dr. Edwards worked quickly, checking vital signs, feeling for injuries, and murmuring under his breath. Allan hovered close, worry gnawing at him. The rabbit was barely responding, its body stiff from the cold.
“Hypothermia,” Dr. Edwards confirmed, his voice tight with urgency. “Also possible dehydration, maybe infection. It’s been out there a while.” He reached for supplies, but without power, there were no heated pads, no warm IV fluids—everything they needed relied on electricity.